What is CSO and NGO?

Table of Contents:

1. What is CSO and NGO?
2. What are CSOs also known as?
3. What is CSO in PhilGEPS?
4. What is the purpose of PhilGEPS?
5. What are the bid documents?
6. How can I join PhilGEPS?
7. How do I become a Platinum member for PhilGEPS?
8. What is the difference between red and platinum membership in PhilGEPS?
9. How do I pay my PhilGEPS Platinum membership?

What is CSO and NGO?

The Civil Society Unit is within the Outreach Division in the United Nations Department of Global Communications (DGC). ... A civil society organization (CSO) or non-governmental organizaiton (NGO) is any non-profit, voluntary citizens' group which is organized on a local, national or international level.

What are CSOs also known as?

CSOs are defined as organised civil society and can come in many forms, some informal and some as formal entities such as non-governmental organisations (NGOs), CBOs, faith-based organisations (FBOs), among many others.

What is CSO in PhilGEPS?

17 series of 2011 the development of monitoring tools within PhilGEPS for CSOs as a means to improve procurement services. Defining civil society organizations/non-government organizations (CSOs/NGOs) Civil society can be seen as that space between the state, family, and market where a.

What is the purpose of PhilGEPS?

PhilGEPS is an online portal where government agencies post their procurement requirements. It was created to automate the procurement process, avoid confusion, and ensure transparency in government contracts.

What are the bid documents?

Bidding documents are documents issued by the Procuring Entity to provide the prospective bidders all the necessary information that they need to prepare their bids. (IRR-A Section 5 [f]) These clearly and adequately define, among others: ... The obligations, duties and/or functions of the winning bidder; and.

How can I join PhilGEPS?

How to register at PhilGEPS. Those who are interested in joining government bidding as a supplier of goods or services may register online at www.philgeps.gov.ph. The merchant will be required to provide a valid e-mail address, company ID, tax identification number.

How do I become a Platinum member for PhilGEPS?

PLATINUM MEMBERSHIP PAGE

1. Business Registration Certificate (e.g. DTI/SEC/CDA)
2. Mayor's or Business Permit or its equivalent document.
3. Tax Clearance Certificate.
4. Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board (PCAB) license and registration (if applicable), and.
5. Audited Financial Statements (AFS)

What is the difference between red and platinum membership in PhilGEPS?

It is important to note that Red Membership in the PhilGEPS has no expiration unlike the Platinum Membership which must be renewed annually.

How do I pay my PhilGEPS Platinum membership?

For Suppliers How do I pay my Platinum Membership registration or renewal? You can choose to pay through Landbank using the OnColl Payment Slip or pay directly at our Cashier's Office.